Good Girls Go Bad





Located at Vivre et Sommeil & LVE dormitories, Fort Bonifacio Philippines. After months of being dorm-mates along with all the drinking sessions, breaking the rules, and a lot more of crazy ass stuff, the people who were left behind last weekend were bored and we decided to have a shoot. It wasn't that hard to let them show off a pose since we had a person in charge of that; Anton Miranda. This shoot was purposely made for fun and nothing else.

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